Officially confused.

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Since I got the HPV question figured out + civil surgeon appointment set (thanks so much for those who helped me out!), I'm now looking at filling out forms. I did read the facts, but I just want to make sure (like, really, really sure). Some questions:

1) What is considered my "A" number? This question is asked on:

- On G-325A (Biological Information), it's the box where it says: File Number, then has a letter A following it

- On I-693 (Report of Medical Exam), it's the A-Number

- On I-131 (Application for Travel Document), Part 1, Question One: A-Number,

Is that the number on my K-1 Visa that is right under my husband's name? It basically looks something like:

Annotation:

To Marry United States Citizen

(my now-husband's name)

A: 12-345-678

Is that the right number? Or is it the one in red that's further on the right that has a letter & 7 numbers? (ex.J0012345)

Is A the same as Alien Registration Number?

- On Form G-325A, it's the last box

- On I-864 (Affidavit of Support), it's question 6

- On I-765, it's question 10

2) On I-485, Part 3: Processing Information -- what is the Non-Immigrant Visa Number? Is that the number in red, or the number next to A?

3) I had a co-sponsor when my fiance filed for me. Would the co-sponsor need to fill out the Affidavit of Support again? & Would they be required to go to the interview as well?

Any help with this would be SO GREAT. Thanks so much!

[Hugglebuggles 60]

Your A# is found on the K-1 visa, as well as the NOA2 from your I-129F. On the visa is is under the annotation like you thought, but make sure you don't confuse it with the petition number. Mine is written like this:

Annotation

PETN:

PET. EXP.:

PETR:

A#xxxxxxxx

That is the A number. Sometimes it is written with a zero in front, and sometimes it isn't. Either way is correct. And the A# and Alien Registration Number are the same thing.

Your non-immigrate visa number is the number in red letters on your visa, you're right.

And your co-sponsor will need to fill out a new affidavit of support (I-864) but they won't need to attend the interview with you.

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What huggles said! LoL!

Congratulations on your recent marriage!